Word: feels
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...health existed, but the amount of their activities was not one-fiftieth of what it is today. The movement against tuberculosis is a striking example of the work that boards of health and hospitals are doing free of charge. All this free work threatens doctor's incomes and they feel it. More or less as a result of this the number of medical students in the country is decreasing...
...text-book loan library, which the present collection aims to increase, has time and again been shown to be of real assistance to those students who cannot afford to buy all the books required in their courses. In contributing either clothing or books, men can feel that they are doing the greatest possible good for the exertion and sacrifice required. Those who recognize unimproved opportunities for public service can find no easier way to acquit themselves than by generous gifts to the Brooks House clothing and text-books collection...
From the facts stated above, it becomes clear that a radical change in the system of conducting such courses is imperative. There are two alternatives open, one of which must be adopted. Either an effort should be made to secure more capable assistants, or else the professor should feel it his duty to exercise a closer supervision over the students in his course...
...annual class election takes place today from 8.30 to 5.30, which gives every member an ample opportunity to vote. For the last two years, the vote cast has been much too small; there is absolutely no reason for this. Every member of the class ought to feel it his duty to take interest enough in the class to cast his ballot to the end that we may obtain the best results in the selection of class officers. Everybody must vote. R. T. FISHER...
...CRIMSON believes that granting Western men a full vacation at Christmas time would remove a constant source of irritation and a strong grievance which Western men at college now feel. This would indirectly, but none the less surely, tend to still further increase the number of Western students. This reason in itself should convince the Faculty of the wisdom of granting students whose homes are at a distance, a vacation as long as Easterners...